I don't use B&W film, but FWIW there is an article by Kai Yamada in the August/September issue of Camera Arts where he reports he uses "Tri-X Pro" and learned of the change in emulsion. He reports that "whatever tweaking they have done to the film, it hasn't affected the look of the prints . . ."
Maris Martin Mielke wrote: > I bought some rolls of Tri-X 400 recently, and noticed vendor told me > that the emulsion has just been changed. For what its worth, the box > the film comes in looks different than it did just a couple of months > ago. I feel kind of wary about this. I liked the grain of Tri-X > compared to films such as TMax.
